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Dear Readers,

I had a wonderful night on Monday. First off, we got back from our great family vacation in St. George and unpacked all the food we never ate. That night I got to see my girl, too! :) It was only an hour with her, but we read her recent blog posts and looked through the pictures from St. George.

Afterward, I took Curtis and two of my best friends back up to Utah State. We shot the breeze about anything and everything while we unloaded all their stuff (I'm so happy Mabel got her Collage) before heading out to some chinese resturaunt, which is where the funny Karma comes into play. Julia, upon seeing the salt and pepper shakers at our table, decided it would be funny to unscrew the lid so the salt would all come out at once for the next unsuspecting customer. She did this before she got her food. Guess what? She was that unsuspecting customer.




Way to go, Julia! We all had a good laugh and a great night. :)

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  1. Julia Marshall9/8/10, 3:50 PM

    Thank you for blogging about this. Best moment of college by farrrrrr

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